Rock Formation and Landmarks: Chronicles of DeWitt Clinton Park’s History
Nestled in the bustling Hell’s Kitchen neighborhood, between West 52nd and West 54th Streets, lies the enigmatic DeWitt Clinton Park—a place where visitors embark...
Harlem River, the body of water that separates Manhattan
New York City itself and the Borough of Manhattan are surrounded by a large number of bodies of water. They include all kinds of...
The Central Park Zoo: What Makes It So Popular?
Everyone is invited to join an exciting expedition through the chronicles of the Central Park Zoo in Manhattan, starting from its unique collection of...
How Manhattan’s Central Park was created
Central Park is one of the most visited and largest parks in Manhattan. Both locals and tourists are eager to reach it. The park...
The longest park on the U.S. coast, Hudson River Park
New Yorkers have always created many initiatives to improve the environment and green their place of residence. After all, New York City itself and...
The most beautiful gardens in Manhattan
When people speak of Manhattan's green spaces, the first thing that comes to mind is Central Park or other popular spots with enormous lawns,...
History of the Manhattan’s High Line Park
Modern, original and amazing parks have found a space among the huge number of skyscrapers in the Manhattan borough. They are located in various...
The American Museum of Natural History, known all over the world
The United States is one of the most advanced countries in the world. Their cities are replete with various scientific centers, attractions, research laboratories,...
Bowling Green Park: The History of a Recreation Area at the Edge of Manhattan
Located at the southern tip of Manhattan, one of New York City's five boroughs, Bowling Green Park exudes a tranquil ambiance amid the bustling...
The 1884 Earthquake: How Manhattan Was Affected
New York and its five boroughs, one of which is Manhattan, have never experienced strong earthquakes throughout their history. While the intensity of the...